New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-11

Tho recurrence of Good Friday offers the opportunity for
measuring the extent OF the @ Of
the exchanges 592Gs 500 for yesterday the day
actions at the speculative exchanges. the bank cicarings
amounted only to the average ior le pre-
NOT az ceptional for this year An investigation OF
preceding years shows that like differences have occurred
Isst wear the exchanges for saturday April a. the day
after Good Friday amounted TO S3 gal against an
average for the preceding five days OF s93,379,2oo
" The bank exchanges the NewYork Clearing Ho9se
and the stocks sold at the NewYork Stock Exchange Tor
HSE s s
Five days
In the local money market the rate for call loans ruled
nretty steady at about per cent? ON every day there
the rate temporarily was bid UP Is per cent,
iosne however on that day offered at per cent; yes
,erny s te per cent at the close We OF call
loans at 4i2 per cent which have not ocen dstroca
at per cent and prime mercantile paper passed at 90
per cent The return movement OF currency IIon .o
West again took amounts from during The
week This latter movement however seems TO he about
to discount and at Chicago to par As shown
the banks In the Clearing House when are
over Oo0 and in this connection II II worth while
to % s vi the weekly had
ed deficit OF SO, 000 the common rate Tor money
was There is good deal more discussion
hnnt The condition OF the banks the occasion war
rans aud il all arises from comparisons made with their
conditions In the late years Of Depression when money
lay banks Idle for lack OF employment The foreign
enS Viii an advance OF cent per sxtyday bills
There nothing special TO note In the weeks move.
off from the activity which has marked preceding weess
but does not seem to be ANYTHING more tns@ M
ton at Interior central points s reported TO have
w .asG A's sns'
that Of preceding weeks, having amounted 70
weeS Of 1856 this reduces gain from September TO
400 600 bses The Chronicle Is authority for the state
ment that the American cotton now In sight Including
sa against oG bales at date OF 1885
The price has varied only ll6 cent during the week and
s. rs nnsetted but closed without material change
Inc Of wheat and -four for tho week will prove TO
week and more than double those of the week Of 1886
since september l. 1885, the exports from INC htantc
onr oc0 barrels greater than the correspond
ing time Of the preceding year p~.,.nr.
was the rapid growth III the demand for railway
bonds this not confined TO any particular class
Of a. second and third rate BY
paDiss whose largely Increasing earnings .ne
puon that ss{ S s stGn Of
nss for the first week OF April aud the gains when hsy
.yST0 Ts Se Was largely
devoted to rcazaons but although the transactions
only they ssS,:s"'ed lSs
s preceding S week Tho stock. sold b. earlier
because they ysdssd PsGns shove
greater Or smaller advances for tho week. The move,
ment OF prices somewhat irregular; WINE inc oia
Dss~srs. "" IaeSawanns and Western Delaware and
Hudson and st Paul. show only fractional gam 0t
Rochester and Pitt.Su1s s. Paul and Duiah Ev.n.
% ED a 5; .s assi: sss :a
Ths business Of TIE week wss unusually Wen dstneusso